Jacks v. Manning

This case arose out of the following facts, which are without substantial dispute:

Jacks, the appellant, owned a residence situated on McKinney avenue, in Dallas, which he had listed for sale with Hull & Co., real estate brokers. Mrs. Manning, the ap-pellee, owned the east one-half of lot 7 in Glendale Acres, an addition to the city of Dallas, which she also had listed for sale with Hull & Co. On April 29, 1921, Steger, a representative of Hull & Co., told Jacks of Mrs. Manning’s property, representing it to be a half of block 7 in Glendale Acres, and stated that a trade could be made for his…